SLEAFORD MODS

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ALBUM REVIEW

The Demise Of Planet X

Sleaford Mods

Following a change to their creative relationship, this is not only Sleaford Mods’ most ambitious album to date, it is their best.

by David Rea

10 January 2026

The cover of Sleaford Mods’ album The Demise of Planet X. this shows Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn sitting down looking at the camera against a black background. The name of the band and the title of the album are written underneath them.

SACRED 7

Sleaford Mods: 7 songs that changed my life

Sleaford Mods’ Jason Williamson on the importance of vulnerability, his love of Ian Brown's voice and why Kneecap will never outshine the Sex Pistols.

by David Rea

6 December 2025

Male singer with a beard and short hair passionately singing into a microphone on stage, wearing a dark blue t-shirt with a constellation pattern, with stage lights in the background.

PLAYLIST

A playlist curated by Sleaford Mods

At nearly 16 hours long, the collection includes singer-songwriters, 1960s British folk, ska, New York punk, Billy Nomates, Grace Jones, Cate Le Bon and David Bowie.

by David Rea

27 September 2025

A man passionately singing or shouting into a microphone on stage, with his mouth wide open and one arm behind his back.

INTERVIEW

Sleaford Mods: ‘The new album is gonna go over people's heads a bit’

On the eve of the release of their new album, Sleaford Mods’ Jason Williamson tells us about the pressure of success, letting his ego go and how Abbey Road Studios is like a knitwear factory.

Interview with David Rea

3 January 2026

Male stand-up comedian performing on stage with microphone, expressive facial expression, tattoos, casual clothing, and one leg raised.